★Rights sold: English, Portugal.
★An exciting novel, tremendously human and real, describes the adventures of a group of children on a boat until their arrival in Mexico. The help of President General Cárdenas del Río to Republican children. Remember me may seem a novel of losers who had to leave everything to flee, but it is primarily a tribute to the exiles of all wars and those who have lost their homeland for the barbarism of war.

Marco, Isabel and Ana live in Madrid, it is the year 1937 and despite the arrival of spring, the city suffers continuous bombings and is about to surrender to the troops of General Franco. The parents of the children are torn between the doubt of taking their children out of the city or keeping the family together.Francisco, the father of the children, learns that President Manuel Azaña is organizing the departure of almost 500 children from the country. The Ibero-American Committee to help the children of the Spain, wants to take the children out through Bordeaux, although it is difficult for them to find the right boat.
Marcelo, one of the men to organize the project, will try to get a French ship, so that the it is not captured. In the end he manages to convince the captain of Mexica. After a hazardous trip to Bordeaux, the arrival to Veracruz is quite an event. President Cárdenas and thousands of citizens are going to receive the group of children frightened and weakened by the war and the trip.
The Mexican government has prepared a school for them, although their intention is to create a home in Morelia, which is an educational model for the whole country. Neither the trip nor the stay in the country will be easy, many dangers lie in wait for them and the Franco s government wants to take them back to Spain.

Mario Escobar Golderos (Madrid, Spain) has a degree in History, with an advanced studies diploma in Modern History. He has written numerous books and articles about the Inquisition, the Protestant Reformation, and religious sects. He is the director of the magazine Nueva Historia, in addition to being a contributing columnist in various publications. He has written more than 20 books and sold nearly a million copies worldwide.Most of his novels would be framed within the genre of historical thriller fiction, with themes commonly associated with the Church and the Second World War. One of this books Bienvenidos a Clayton Lake, sold film rights to Central Films (US) and it is now in production.
His sales both in Spain and Latinamerica are growing exponentially. The magazine Qué Leer has highlighted him as one of the most successful Spanish authors of 2016. He publishes in HarperCollins Español and Ediciones B (Penguin Random House), three of them have been translated into English by HarperCollins as well. His books have been translated to Holland, Chinese, Japanese, English, Russian, Portuguese, Danish, French, Italian, Czech, Polish and Serbian.